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Parosmia Awareness Day

June 27

Although everyone's experience may be slightly different,

June 27 was chosen for Parosmia Awareness Day

because it is four months after Anosmia Awareness Day (February 27),

which is the approximate amount of time it takes for parosmia to develop

in someone who is recovering from anosmia,

which is a total loss of the sense of smell.

Share your Parosmia story with us

SmellTaste

SmellTaste, the UK-based charity for all those living with impaired smell and taste, holds free on-line events for people affected by smell and taste dysfunction.

I support their #LetsTalkSmellAndTaste Parosmia Support Group events by volunteering as a co-host. These informal online meetings are a great way to share your thoughts and feelings about living with a distorted sense of smell with other people who understand.

 

You can visit their website here: https://www.smelltaste.org.uk/ where you can sign up to become a member and receive mailings. It’s a great way to find out about this online support group and the work the charity is doing to support, inform and raise awareness of smell and taste impairment.

Long Covid Awareness Day

March 15

U.S. National Sense of Smell Day

April 25, 2026

Held annually on the last Saturday in April

World Taste and Smell

Association

Annual event on September 14

Invisible Disabilities Association

#InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek

October 18 - 24, 2026

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Parosmia Awareness

Please Note:

Parosmia affects

everyone differently.

The suggestions

on this website

may not help everyone.

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